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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
10
The store advertises a large Christmas sale with gardens of gift items. It promises low prices while offering a wide assortment of useful and attractive gifts across every department to make shopping pleasant and easy.
Mrs Louie Erickson and Miss Rosie Marie of Brownstown Wis guests of the Binger couple. A bay boy born to Nicholas Bundauer and wife. U W students Tess Mueller and Linda Hornberger return to Madison after visits. Golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Andrew Kahn drew many relatives from area including Milwaukee Baraboo and Norwood Ohio. Death of Miss Emma Schoenfeldt reported in Silverton Oregon. Rev Zenk attended funeral in Washburn NL. Lizzie Ferber and Edward Sellers wed at the Ferber home. Baby girl born to Walter and Nora Hornberger of Madison. Theo Mueller family visiting Twin Cities. Local factory manager and directors attended Pea Packers convention in Milwaukee. Meta Meyer maid of honor at Barbara Kehl and Rev George Peirce wedding in Milwaukee.
An advertisement claims ESHE AIDNEYS are strengthened and toned by Hood's Sarsaparilla and that it cures ailments including pains in the loins and backache. The appeal targets readers seeking tonic and curative benefits.
SUMPTER. Miss Prada Shell of Prairie du Sac and Mr. Hart of Birchwood visited at J. L. Hill's Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Preuss is on the sick list. Miss Selma Waftenschmidt will give an entertainment at the Waterbury schoolhouse Friday evening. Geo. Sepple attended the fat stock show last week. Roy Mather, serving as juror, spent Sunday at home. Mr. and Mrs. John Jennewein went to Merrimack Saturday to see Daniel Crosby, who had his hand removed in a corn shredder. Lena Stelter spent part of last week in Madison.
The Arachne club met at Miss Mary Bittrichs home last Saturday December 9 with many absent due to bad weather. Discussion focused on future topic Where is the Garden of Eden and current topics will be featured. The next gathering is planned for January 6 at Miss Inez Farwells home.
By order of Sauk County Court on December 8 1911 H D Keyes administrator will auction land in Delton village Sauk County Wisconsin on January 6 1912 at 10 AM at the courthouse cash terms Lots 1 2 3 4 14 15 16 and parts of lots 6 7 block 36 Delton described in the notice. Ruggies Frenz attorneys for administrator.
An advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the great remedy for CHING oozing scaling salt fever and other skin diseases claiming it cures all such conditions with unequaled effectiveness.
The Lyceum Theatre presents a program featuring Pitsor and Dave, Wiserube and the actress Addie Roth, a character singing comedienne, and Roscoe Reinebod in a Hebrew character role.
Anthony Rick bought the farm of Katherine Rick. Pronold buys the farm of Sebastian Pronold. John B. Haas sold to Michael Ring and John Tdischler Sr sold to Joseph. Supt Davies visited township schools last week. Feast observed at St Luke's Church on Friday December 8. Bremmers spent the latter part of last week in Muscoda. Sylvan Schweiss purchased a horse and buggy.
A one day event offering ladies genuine chamois gloves in fawn and cream in all sizes at 58cc. Comparable price is $1.00 elsewhere. T. Clavada is cher.
Joseph Donahue of Baraboo returned Tuesday to tend his sister Mrs. William Scallon who is seriously ill. Mary Davy of Reedsburg visited here last week. Fred Neiman and son Ertie plus Carl Connor made a business trip to Baraboo Tuesday. Ignatius Shriner of Plain called on J. T. Connors Wednesday. Etta Earl of Merrimack spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. William Westenhaver. Nelson Emery and wife visited Sparta for a week with their son Clair. S H Carpenter and wife returned to Arkansas after visiting their daughter Mrs. Karl Westenhaver.
Neighbors of Henry Diehl enjoyed an oyster supper at his home Saturday evening. Miss Lita Welke has left for Lodi to spend the winter.
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